At this stage on this tournament it is probably a bet/call (against this sizing) since the average player will raise for value with worse.

ALWAYS CALL, only one hand you're loosing too, J9dd, and villain could def be raising worse for value

I am shoving here, as you said, he can never have J9dd here, so having 9d or Jd are the best nut blockers here , he can also be slowplaying sets here and some TT this way but blocking the J9dd is too good to not 3bet the river and I have a hard time believing he's flatting pre and calling even the Jd9x combos there, but Im pretty confident that if he's 3betting all his slowplayed sets TT and 2prs he likely won't be folding river

I didn't say he can't have 9Jd, just that it's obv the only combo of 9J he can have here.

Vs. a softer player I think I like the shove too.

Results in this hand: we flatted, vill had TT (and said he put us on a flopped set).

His sizing looks a thin value bet for the most part on river raising strategies but I think you guys underestimate how often he shows up with Jd9x on his flop calling range.

Piter nailed it, slam dunk shove especially w the 9d blocker.

He has no sets left that would slow play here. Just call. Shoving is a bit of a mistake.

He can still raise/call with TT; if he is a type to raise/fold, I doubt he would have raised your river bet to start with. That said, I think this is a somewhat close spot but with the 9d blocker I'd be jamming for value.

How did I completely miss that we have 9d here? I like shove too, then. I don't think it's a slam dunk call or jam, hence the post. These spots seem to pop up a lot early in the SM.